It isn’t the extra thousand it’s gonna cost to get her out, it’s the extra $10,000 it’s gonna cost to get that place back to rentable condition after all her sh#% is finally outta there….

When I look to buy, I look at the structural integrity of the property (repair concern); I am interested in three things:  Age and condition of roof, AC units and the condition of Slab/floors.  

However, the condition of the carpet in the bedrooms is well beyond “wear and tear”.

We painted inside and out, the flooring was in good condition so we just shampooed the carpet’s.

If it's in great condition then just scope it to make sure there's no tree roots underground and just leave it.3 The electric panels are fuse boxes, and I don't see much wiring that looks new even though there appears to be some grounded outlets upstairs.

@Don Konipol -  Location and condition/size of the houseI'm only looking for places that can sleep 8+ people.   

The property is not in top condition and needs replacement on roof and some other things and i wanted to change one of the half baths into a full and convert one of the rooms downstairs.

I need to look at the mechanicals inside the house and the condition of them to get better understanding. 

They were all conditional on the inspection (and financing), so I had an out.  

The carpet was ugly as sin, but in perfect condition.